ambivalence en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de ambivalence en el diccionario inglés»español

ambivalence [ingl. am. æmˈbɪvələns, ingl. brit. amˈbɪv(ə)l(ə)ns, amˈbɪvəl(ə)ns, amˈbɪvələns] SUST. U

ambivalence

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Traducciones de ambivalence en el diccionario español»inglés

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ambivalencia

ambivalence

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Another type of ambivalence is often called objective ambivalence or potential ambivalence, and it represents the simultaneous acknowledgement of both positive and negative evaluations.

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But notice how my very effort to distinguish between the two figures further identifies them and thus registers the ambivalence of the narrator's performance.

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Emotional ambivalence involved opposing affective attitudes towards the same object, as with the man who both loved and hated his wife.

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Contemporary analysis of the 1930-31 period reveals a curious sense of ambivalence which those election results sustain.

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Smith professed that he had visionary dreams with highly symbolic content, perhaps related to his ambivalence about religious faith and sometimes presaging events to come.

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From a jazz perspective, the ambivalence towards the jazz-funk genre arose despite commercial success because it was too jazzy and therefore too complex.

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This ambivalence is found in the heart of bushid, and perhaps all such warrior codes.

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When an album is conceived in such an impersonal manner it's difficult to feel anything but ambivalence towards it.

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There remained some ambivalence and matches arranged were sporadic.

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Indigenous peoples have shown ambivalence about the intellectual property approach.

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